Art Deco Elegance In The Landmark 'Redlands', Top Floor Setting With A 30sqm Approx Attic
An Art Deco beauty c1934, the landmark 'Redlands' is one of Randwick's most distinguished buildings with its grand columned facade, fine herringbone brickwork and street presence evoking the elegance of a bygone era. Occupying half of the top floor of the block of nine, this oversized apartment has been thoughtfully renovated with a restrained, timeless sensibility that honours the home's original craftsmanship while introducing a refined contemporary ease. Grand proportions, high ceilings and wide windows frame sweeping district views and city glimpses that transform into a captivating backdrop at sunset, while the generous two-bedroom layout delivers both comfort and versatility. Above, attic-ladder access reveals a substantial 30sqm approx attic offering exciting scope to create a private home office, lounge or media space (STCA). On a wide cul-de-sac at the gateway to Randwick town centre, between Centennial Park and Coogee Beach, the impeccably maintained building is just 300m to the light rail for an easy commute to the city and 400m to Belmore Road's shopping village.
- Secure block of only 9, terrazzo entry - Top floor setting, house-like proportions - Wide entry hall, classic Deco charm - 2 large bedrooms with built-in robes - French doors to a sunroom or study - Huge living room with a feature fireplace - Australian hardwood floors, 2.9m ceilings - Dine-in gas kitchen with Hanex benchtops - Integrated appliances, Euro laundry - Freshly schemed bathroom with a bath - 30sqm approx attic with ladder access - Scope to create a media retreat/office - Secure storage on title, one common wall - Superb walkability, 300m to the light rail - 600m to Royal Randwick Shopping Centre - 700m to UNSW, 1km to Centennial Park
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